Why You NEED to know the Time Value of Money Formula (Excel NPV function)
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In this video you'll uncover the crucial concept of the time value of money and how it impacts your financial decisions. Time Value of Money is an important concept for making good investment decisions. It's based on the principle that the timing of payments is important. You'll need this at work if you're a project manager, proposing a new idea to your boss that costs money. You'll also need this for evaluating different options or choices of investments.
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Here's what this video offers:
- Time Value of Money Explained: Learn why a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow due to factors like investment opportunities, inflation, and risk.
- Practical Excel Examples: Follow a step-by-step guide to understand if receiving a sum now is better than getting more money in installments over time.
- Discover Excel's Power: See how to use Excel for calculating present value, with both manual methods and the NPV (Net Present Value) function.
- Real-Life Scenarios: Understand how to apply these concepts in real business cases, like evaluating a machinery purchase or a customer's payment proposal.
- Tailored Discount Rates: Learn how the right discount rate can vary based on opportunity costs, inflation expectations, and risk assessments.
We can calculate this "time value of money" easily in Excel. In fact in this video, I'll show you an Excel template you can use to calculate the time value of money for any investment decisions.
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Question: If a customer asks you if instead of paying $10,000 in cash now he could pay $10,800 over 4 years. Is that a good deal for you?
The answer depends on several factors:
1. Opportunity Costs - Money has an earning capacity. So, instead of waiting for the money, you could invest it and hopefully make more out of it. By getting the money later, you lose the opportunity to make an additional income.
2. Inflation - Prices increase over time. So, the same item will probably cost more in a couple of years.
3. Risk - Payments in the future always carry a certain risk. Will you really get the money then?
The combination of these factors defines the time value of money and is expressed as a discount rate. For instance a discount rate of 5% means that in each successive year the same amount of money is going to be worth 5% less than in the previous year.
You'll learn how to calculate Present Value (PV) manually and then we'll use the Excel NPV formula to calculate the Net Present Value in one go. Input values is the discount rate and the future cash flows.
In order to compare alternatives with different timing of payments we need to calculate their present value. In other words we need to discount future payments.
Companies often use their Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) which is their average cost to get equity and debt. By applying their WACC as discount rate, any project that results in a NPV greater than zero is worth doing.
Key Takeaways:
- The further in the future the payments are, the lower their present value will be
- Think of the discount rate as a hurdle. The higher the hurdle, the more difficult it will be to get a high present value
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Leila is the best instructor that I have ever had to pleasure of learning from. I just love her.
NPV reminds me, "A bird in the hand (right now) is worth more than two in the bush".
Wonderfully explained. Even the non finance guys can easily follow this.
_Love the clarity and simplicity and variety of this NPV video._ TᕼᗩᑎK YOᑌ!
My pleasure. I'm glad you like the tutorial.
@@LeilaGharani thank you Leila you're amazing
Leila, you are amazing in explaining Excel in such a clear and easy manner!
One of the greatest functions ever : )
Agree! Thank you Mike :)
Yes but... Doing lease or buy analysis on IT equipment the lease looked best in NPV terms. But we did not know when we would be ready to replace the equipment and the lease expiry date was fixed. So we bought saving loads of money in the end as the replacement was delayed. NPV is a useful tool that looks impressive but the answer can easily be overwhelmed in the real world.
So well explained. I used this formula (with a financial calculator) to beat up on my car finance guy and got super low rates. Glad you are explaining this Leila, excellent job once again. ⏳💰
That's what I'm talking about! It pays off to have some basic understanding of finance :)
That's awesome! I have a degree in finance and I work in asset management. I'm dying for the day I need to buy a car so I can take my calculator with me and haggle the salespeople. haha
Danke Liebe Leila, die schönste Erklärung des Kapitalwerts, Viele Liebe Grüsse 🤗
Ms. G, nice job as always. Your knowledge of Excel is the cake; your clear, concise presentation is the icing on that cake. Thank you.
Good thing there are like you here in YT discussing these things in a very knowledgeable and clear way! :)
Maybe you can add to your next video about WACC, NPV, IRR, FV and Ratio analysis. This will be good for MBA and accounting students like me!
Thank you very much! Much support!
Hey Leila! This series is truly useful! Please keep going...
I just love the way you explain. You make excel so easy. Thanks
I appreciate the clarity, the voice renders it to comfort in listening
I love this video! I watch almost every video from you and this is my bread and butter. I have a degree in finance and I work in asset management. TVM of money should be taught in every high school as a mandatory part of a personal finance course. The world would be a lot better if people knew how to manage personal finances.
Another fantastic learning opportunity, great Video!
I appreciate you Leila, you are an amazing teacher. The way that you explain along with visual features, make learning sweet and easy.
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you like the video.
Simple and clear as usual, thanks Leila!
This is the best explanation I've ever heard, never understood this before... Thanks!
Fantastic video, Leila. Thanks to it's simplicity I have finally grasped the concept of NPV!!!!
You're very welcome!
Nice introduction to Present Value. When I teach The Time Value of Money I always start with Future Value as the idea that if I invest a dollar and earn interest I will have a dollar plus. Students tend to understand this better. Then I can explain Present Value by show that I am indifferent to a dollar now or the dollar plus in the future (for the given discount rate).
Its incredible how easy it is to understand and how difficult some teachers make it look
I have started following Leila just for pleasure and I think I will finish up as a finance professional at the end :D Thank you again..
Great video as always!👍
Hello Leila! Thank you for your great content. Your videos and clarity on explaining the concepts is great.
Keep on the good work!
Thank you for the kind feedback Marcos. I'm glad you like the videos.
Beautiful as usual
Excellent video! 👍
Very nice! Including IRR would have rounded this out nicely.
brilliant explanation
you are amazing !!!! Thank you for all this info.
thanks a lot for excellent explanation. great
Thanks Leila! Thumbs up!!
Excellent video and explanations. The authors of Accounting text books should watch this video and learn to present in a clear manner.
Glad you like it, Mike.
Hi Leila, You have explained the concept of npv with the actual calculation part and then proceeded on to the excel fuction. So it is easy to understand the concept intuitively, otherwise the excel fuction would have remained a blackbox. Thank you.
concise & clear
This took my back to my Series 7 and 66. Usually I get simple Excel tips, but wow this a great refresher.
Glad you liked it!
Absolutely brilliant suite of videos! Since I discovered Leila’s videos, I’ve been trying to learn the tips and tricks in Excel. Your explanations of some basics accounting and investment analysis are so clear and easy to understand.
Also CONGRATULATIONS on getting 2m followers too! I remember you were on about 1.2m when I came across your videos. That was only a few months ago!
Thank you, Dennis!
Excellent, thanks Leila.
Another great video. Thanks!
Thanks Claire. Glad you like it.
Hey Leila! I absolutely love your work. I have improved my excel skills significantly through your tutorials. I would love to see your videos on some more financial excel functions like PPMT, IPMT and other advanced finance functions. Really need it. Thank you so much for all the lectures delivered till now. Cheers! :)
Glad you like the videos. Many thanks for your suggestions. I'll add them to my list.
Good Work! Great content
Leila is an excellent teacher.
Very useful for personal finance thanks
Thank you Laila for the efforts ..
Thank you so much Leila you are a gem
You are good in explanation!
Great video, time value of money is a key concept in finance. Could you make a video about how to calculate the discount rate in case we don't deal with a company? Keep up the great work :D
Explanation is Cristal clear. Thank you 😊
My pleasure. Glad you like it.
WELL PRESENTED. THANKS.
Well that not a biggie shit. Its just the value of money in time .
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Very well done Madam.
Got clarity on the concept and excel functionality.....Thanks
My pleasure. Glad it's useful.
Just when you need the information 🤩
Hi from Argentina! what a straight to the point, cristral clear explanation! subscribed!
Happy to have you aboard!
This video is very informative. It is too important in Financial Management.
Glad you like it. Nice name 😉
Great job Leila Gharani...
Another excellent video. I am embarrassed to keep on saying how good your videos are. People will think I'm just a fan without a real background in business to be a real judge of the quality of the presentation. Just so you know, I have over 40 years as a senior executive in billion-dollar companies, and I have personally done thousands of presentations in Excel, Powerpoint, pertaining to various subjects including finance. When I say I think your presentations are excellent, I do mean excellent. I wish I had your training when I was in business. Thank you for all of your videos.
Thank you for the kind feedback!
One pitfall to be wary of is to calculate the rate you need to make the investment worthwhile (in terms of npv) then to let yourself be convinced (with ad hoc reasoning) that rate is perfectly reasonable and achievable. You really need to understand what rate you need before you work out what the npv is for a particular investment!
So true Alan!
Thanks Ma'am
I have seen 10+ tutorial about npv but dont understand fully but now i understand. Thanks my Lady Excel Lord Leila Gharani. I always ..............You
Glad it was helpful!
U r right mam
I enjoyed it
When I make a chart, i can insert a the power trend function on that chart.
Is there a way to find the expected value for the max r^2 by using Excel formulas...
Thanks. You are doing a great job. Could you please make a video showing how to make coupon schedule of bond investment quickly?
This helped me in my management advisory service subject =)
Glad it's helpful :)
Hi, loved your video! Do you have any teaching videos that do not start from Year 0 or Year 1 but rather problems based on years (for example 3 to 8 or 5 to 10 etc etc)?
thanks.....
Beautiful
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you like it, Lucy!
This is a boom!!!
Thank you a million :)
Our pleasure :)
What a million cost the value ? The value is 0 is not worth it for the future with that returns, rate and value.
Thanks for your many helpful videos. Wondering if you can help me understand the MIRR function (MIRR(values,finance_rate, reinvest_rate). When I change the finance_rate, the result of the function does not change? Not sure why? Can you explain this function please. Thanks.
Hi
I was wondering what would you like to see ms team add to Excel?
Or do you think Excel has reached its limit
Thanks
Thanks mam
Tell about employee daily attandence for the excel sheet vlookup formula
You explain this better than my accounting books and teachers.
Happy to help :)
Could you break down the XNPV function as you did here?
In 10 minutes you just explained this much better than my corporate finance classes during my MBA 🤦♂️🤦♂️
I'm glad the videos is useful.
If there a way you cab create a video that uses goal seek to derive at the rate using the npv function?
This is part of project management and management accounts part of mba finance and bbm (economics honors)
The most basic concept that should be taught to every child. Still dont know why excel hasn't fixed the issue of giving negative values with PV and FV though.
All calculators (Excel, HP, Google Sheets, BI, etc) use the negative/positive switch in computing cash flows. The reason for this that the first period is general considered a payout (you buy the investment), which is a negative cash flow. There are examples where the first payment is received and the subsequent are payouts, but it is still a combination of paying and receiving. Advance business analysis can include both positive and negative cash flows; way to advance for this introduction.
I highly agree with the first part. However, the negative thing is not an Excel issue. Its a cash flow issue. Money coming in and going out. They can't both have the same sign for that reason. I have a degree in finance.
@@dennisd5776 . Well stated. I saw your comment after I posted my comment.
@@dennisd5776 Not quite sure what you mean. When I did my degree in finance I was told my my profs that this was just an excel issue. For example: Future Value function. Giving the arguments of PV: 100,000, I: 10%, PMT, 10,000, NPR: 10. You get -418,748, which is obviousness incorrect. I was always just told to multiple FV results by -1.
@@valueStocks The rational is: I buy (Payout) an investment of 100,000 and I add payments (Payout of 10,000). So, in the formula the enter payments with a negative sign (payout) I will get a positive 418,748. In the FV formula enter the 100,000 PV as -100,000 and the payments of 10,000 as -10,000 you will get the correct answer of 418,748. Yea, sometimes it is just simpler to take the easy short cut.
Hi Leila
I have question- could you help me in creating a worksheet, which will copy a cell value from sheet 1 to sheet 2 automatically and when I add sheet 3 it will automatically copy the cell value from sheet 2.
For example I have cell value of 300 in cell C5. Now when I add a sheet c5 gets copied to a1 from sheet1. Next when I add Sheet 3 the cell value of c5 which can be 500 in sheet 2 should get copied to sheet 3 in cell a1 automatically as 500
NPV, PBP, IRR, BCR all are essential for time value of money.
It's our request that you'll make some tutorial for those
Dear Mam, Please Help me to set entry time.
When a data input/entry in any sell in excel is made,
its date and time will be automatically entered in a sell. plz help me the solution.
Would be useful to elaborating XNPV too, it is more accurate and useful
Is it possible do something like this over the period of a year rather than 4 years? so payments would be on a monthly basis rather than yearly?
As always: very good explained. One critical point: in the first "manual" solution, this is only valid if all the amounts are the same (in this case 2.700), but the second formula also is valid if the numbers are different, so that's why I always would recommend the CF/(1+%)^n formula. Another issue is that the NPV is confusing: the economic NPV is the "Excel NPV" - initial investment. To make your next video: NPV requires constant time intervals (like one year), but did you try XNPV ? You can enter any dates !!
Very true. Thank you for the suggestion for the next video :)
I got another question. So I am doing the =pmt and =nper functions and in the function arguments box you are always supposed to put 0 in the FV future value. ( that's what my cheat sheets says) I am wondering if there is ever a situation where the FV is not 0. I would like to see an example of where we would type something other than 0 for the FV. when doing a pmt or nper function. I ask this question because you don't know if a video tutorial will cover a specific question until you watch the whole video. for so many questions you can't tell by the title of the video if will cover the specific thing you are wanting to know.
How can I show on charts ❓ is it possible..
You should considering lecturing...combining content with tools great value
In transport economics we have "money value of time" 😊
Haha, there is value in many things :)
You mean logistics? That is totally another value as the transport implies other accounting type. But the value could be defined. People in hunger need transporations , if they can not be proviede from own organisational entreprises. Some companies are just distroing their own value, I dont even know why they exist.
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Great video, the only thing I didn't get is how we ended up with 10800 and why is not considered as changing variable. Why changing only the percentage not the 10800
I'm not sure I understand. The 10800 was the alternative to getting 10000 right away. But because the 10800 consist of payments in the future we need to discount them.
@@LeilaGharani yes, what I meant was is it 10800 picked randomly, because setting this amount is changing the picture as well?
Yes, it was just a random number that somewhat makes sense for such a situation.
I'm confused with the last example... Shouldn't minimum return be the profit that will be made by machines in 4 years?
If yes, 6% is not discount rate... Discount rate is missing.
Also, 6% of 50 000$ is 3000$, which means that the goal is still not reached...
I think that to fulfill the "minimum return" requirement, there is a formula missing comparing NPV and expected return. And an actual discount rate is missing...
Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not in accounting, I'm an engineer... Just interested in variety of topics, so trying to understand :-)
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Someone help me understand why would money have less value in the future? Is inflation always a case? Does this apply to Companies or could this work for a friend-to-friend loan? Where do Discount Rates come from?
This is really cool
Bill Faulkner gotcha
I was curious where that % Discount Rate even comes from
From my understanding, inflation will exist most of the time, even in a friend-to-friend transaction. "A dollar today will not buy the same tomorrow." Everything is getting more expensive everyday, it is easier to notice when buying basic need products, whether they increase their price or decrease their size.
Luis Roman ooooh I get it ! So the person borrowing makes out if the interest is low, since his $1 is worth more.
@@RobertLongM inflation is always a consideration. Inflation is part of what makes our modern financial system work, and each country's Central Bank (government body) targets an inflation rate for the economy. For the US that is 1.7-2%
Any transaction that involves borrowing or lending involves some kind of interest rate/discount rate/return rate. In the corporate example Leila mentioned that was the WACC which is the average cost to get money, averaging costs to borrow or sell shares.
For an individual this is typically an interest rate. Interest rates can be decided on based on a number of factors. Such as the minimum amount you want to earn from loaning money, or you could figure out what the opportunity cost is to you to lend money. If you can put money in the bank and earn 2% with no risk that is your minimum opportunity cost. If you have somewhere else where you could put money and get 5% then you would use that as a minimum.
Banks base their interest rates for loans and mortgages on the interest rate set by the country's Central Bank and then add a profit margin.
That's long but I hope it helps.
Adam Excellent explanation! - its a doozy when all my years had no financial experience in corporate settings. But I’m interested to know it Thank You
You present D4 as a cell but change it to $D$4 without explanation. Can you elaborate?
Thanks
I fixed the cell reference because I dragged the formula to the right. You may want to have a look at that: ruclips.net/video/FRu48zy-Djk/видео.html
@@LeilaGharani Thanks, the video helped with explanation. Would you recommend a course of yours that I can take for excel fundamentals to advanced. ie on Udemy?
The course Excel Essentials for the Real World will give you a good foundation in Excel. Hope you'll like it.
May I request permission to use some of your visuals. I am a CPA from the Philippines. I will just indicate (Courtesy of: Leila Gharani). Thank you.
我们学到 present value = future cash flow / (1 plus disvount rate) Number period
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The caveat to what seems to be a clear business decision is that $9,574 right now is better than getting zero right now.
i don't get it, 5% from 2700 is 135 mean it should be 2565 but your calculation makes it 2571
That's right but if you add 5% to 2571, you get 2699.55 ... close to 2700 ...
It's not a deduction of 5%, it is 2700 discounted by an interest rate, so 2700/1.05 = 2571.